Wojno Leaves For AAU Swim Meet
Captain Roman Wojno and coach Bill O Neil head to Ann Arbor Michigan for the National AAU meet. Wojno will swim the 100 meter freestyle with Yale Michigan Wayne and other colleges sending strong entrants. The pull to perform comes after six pool records this year and a district AAU title defense.
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Roman Wojno
Bill O’neil
KSU
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wojno
Wayne
Yale
University of Michigan
Wayno
Golden Flash Torpedo
Six Freshmen to Receive Wrestling Numerals
Six freshmen will receive wrestling numerals for their season achievements. Named are Don Ripberger 115 pounds, Joe Incorvaia 145 pounds, Gene Glass 155 pounds, Bob Bader 165 pounds, Ronnie Alexoff 175 pounds and Vincent Vitale. Track numerals may follow if training and telegraphic meet participation justify awards.
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Joe Begala
Don Ripberger
Joe Incorvaia
Gene Glass
Bob Bader
Ronnie Alexoff
Vincent Vitale
Begala
Women Prepare Spring Schedule For University Clubs
Women finish winter sports awards at 4 p m in the WAA room as they conclude the season. Planning for a spring slate includes baseball tennis golf hiking and archery with Marie H Apple announcing the shift. Sharks club will be led by Jane Hand to succeed Betty Ackley. Beginners in modern dance wrapped season Tuesday night with advanced dancers schedule planned for April 25 with Virginia Harvey and a Cleveland Turners exhibition.
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Marie H. Apple
Sharks Club
Jane Hand
Lakewood
Betty Ackley
Virginia Harvey
Turners
Cleveland
Delta Phi Sigma Leads Frat Cup Race
Delta Phi Sigma capped first place in the inter fraternity swim meet led by Don Edwards and holds 3814 points. Kappa Mu Kappa trails with 36, Sigma Tau Gamma has 3114, Kappa Sigma Chi 28, Alpha Phi Beta 1914, and Phi Beta Phi 14 points. Softball begins Monday April 7, with tennis, track, and golf in May to decide the cup winner.
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Don Edwards
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Kappa Mu Kappa
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi Beta
Phi Beta Phi
Starn backs Varsity Club reorganization
Coach Rosy Starn supports George Mollica's plan to restore the Varsity K club. He notes past clubs faltered after officer elections and graduations, but says well run leadership can keep the group going and benefit Keat athletes.
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Rosy” Starn
George Mollica
Starn
Keat
Starn Not Counting On Grid Draftees For 1941 Team
Rosy Starn, coach of the Golden Flash, says he will not rely on drafted players and will keep them under watch until drafted. Three days into spring practice, players are reported in good shape. Howard Mack suffers a broken nose but will participate lightly. Starn expects Mack to call signals next fall alongside Eddie Lewis and Buzz Wetzel. Training will focus on fundamentals, passing, and kicking with a possible Friday scrimmage. Readiness of potential draftees includes Ralph Petros, Tom Schenz, Stan Drongowski, Dave Gantz, Walt Porowski, Chet Bania, Duane Barney, Anton Lesjek, Ed Lewis, Eddie Biasella, Bo Dutton, and Joe Fortunato, with the last two noted as strong freshmen prospects.
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Uncle Sam
Rosy Starn
Golden Flash
Starn
Howard Mack
Mack
Eddie Lewis
Buzz Wetzel
Ralph Petros
Tom Schenz
Stan Drongowski
Dave Gantz
Walt Porowski
Chet Bania
Duane Barney
Anton Lesjek
Ed Lewis
Eddie Biasella
Bo Dutton
Joe Fortunato
Virgil Smith Becomes KSU Table Tennis Champion
Akron freshman Virg Smith upset Preston Springer to win the Men’s Union table tennis championship. He has competed in New York City Sharon Pa Cincinnati Hamilton Steubenville Toledo and Cleveland earning four trophies two caps and two medals. Smith helps lead KSU intramural play as part of a table tennis team with a 5-2 record and a upcoming match at Firestone gym against Metropolitan College of Cleveland and Akron University.
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Virgil Smith
Preston Springer
New York City
Sharon
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Steubenville
Toledo
Cleveland
Akrons
Smith
Akron City
Cleveland City
KSU
Kent Hall
Virg
Summit County Loop
Charles Clark
Emmet Boyd
Jim Burgner
Don Tingley
Metropolitan College of Cleveland
Akron University
Firestone
Begala and Carter Lead Scout Jiu Jitsu Demonstrations
Joe Begala and Nick Carter, wrestling mentors, appeared as after dinner speakers for Boy Scout meetings and a Rainbow Girls session in Ravenna. They performed at an athletic banquet in Atwater and attended a father and son banquet in Kent.
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Joe Begala
Nick Carter
Begala
Carter
Ravenna
Atwater
Kent
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Big Ten
Bill Prew
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Adolphe Menjou
Carole Landis
Jim Richard
First Love
Hal
Pepsi-Cola
America
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Akron
Ravenna, Ohio
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